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It all worked out! The question is cleared. If anyone is wondering how, this is how you should have written through the ObjectSet function, not the ObjectSetInteger function:
ObjectSet("text_gotovo",OBJPROP_CORNER,CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER);
It all worked out! The question is cleared. If anyone is wondering how, this is how you should have written through the ObjectSet function, not the ObjectSetInteger function:
ObjectSet("text_gotovo",OBJPROP_CORNER,CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER);
This is how it should be.
And this is like yours
In the loop, I readthe global variables and if the variable name does not contain the specified substring, I write these variables to the file.
However, the conditions don't work and all variables are written in a row. What am I doing wrong?
code:
In the loop, I readthe global variables and if the variable name does not contain the specified substring, I write these variables to the file.
However, the conditions don't work and all variables are written in a row. What am I doing wrong?
code:
Some strange logic.
Change the condition to a successful search for a substring in the variable name.
Afternoon. Can't find how to immediately start terminals on second monitor, too lazy to drag and drop. Dual Monitor Tools no instructions. Vin10Radeon.
I want the order to close after e.g. 2 hours, 15 minutes. Is it correct to write it in this way?
if (OrderOpenTime()+2*15*00 <=TimeCurrent()) Cls_Buy=true;